You may actually get to see the football team WIN a
game!
#8
See if you
can find your way from Academy Hall to the Biotech
Building to EMPAC --- at night!
#7
Count how many
women there are on campus --- and weep!
#6
Come and see how
young all of the professors look.
#5
Troll for
Troylets as you head over to Sage.
#4
Dig out your
1960 beanie and come to campus to impress all of the
2009 Freshmen
#3
See if you can walk from the Pittsburgh
Building to the freshman dorms.
#2
Stop a current student on campus and ask
him (or her) to show you the way to "A" Dorm (or "B',
"C", or "D.")
#1
Bring your Class Year Mug and see if you
can still drink as much beer as you could when you were
a student at the 'Tute.
"Reunion 2004 was a BLAST! We had over 50 classmates attend
the various events. With their wives and families, our class was
out-represented only by the 50-year Class of ’54.
Congratulations to Mike Wellner and his committee for a
job well done. We entertained the crowd lining the route of the
Parade of Classes with a rollicking rendition of The Beatles’
“When I’m Sixty-Four,” starring Mike and three classmates
sporting Beatle wigs (for which we were awarded the “Bad Hair”
award). We were honored to have President Jackson and her
husband attend only our class dinner. Of course, it helped that
Vice President David Haviland and Dr. Myles Brand,
the president of the NCAA, were also there from our class. As
Dr. Jackson said when introducing Dr. Brand as our keynote
speaker; “We have Myles to go before we sleep!” My wife and I
had a good time schmoozing with my old roomie, Robert Page
Shaffer, and an old friend from high school years, Donald
Breismeister and a new friend, Nicholas Perakis and their
spouses. I noticed that an overwhelming number of the
Class of ’64 attendees at Reunion 2004 were architects. Maybe it
was that fifth year that did it! A list of attendees was posted
on our class - reported by John Shahdanian
Myles
N. Brand (Philosophy '64) President of the NCAA in 2004, former
president of Indiana University, and member of the Rensselaer
Alumni Hall of Fame (inducted September 2003) was one of the
attendees at Reunion 2004.